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it's smack in between khatib and yio chu kan mrt station. if u take the train u can see it.
Actually, i feel bottle tree actually has one of the biggest prawns in the whole of sg... but not much and pond is shallow
*Staff are quite rude
*Toilet too far
*No hand wash soap at washing area (fail)
*No BBQ pit, only 1 very small & slow electric griller. If many are waiting for their turn to grill their catch, I think the durians will drop before it's your turn.
*Don't release enough prawns even though both ponds are packed, but nevertheless, it's still better than most other prawning establishment in Singapore except for Hai Bin.
*Too many kids running around, accident waiting to happen and it's f***ing annoying.
*Ponds are not really well maintain as I always see dead prawns/yabbies floating around. Maybe that's the reason why they're not biting as often as there're too many dead ones to feed on.
On a bright side why it's not bad is because of the folllowing:
*10 hours card @ $90 only and each card can use with 2 rods instead of just 1.
*There's colour coded tag on prawn prizes available.
*Ample car parking lots
FYI, the prawn fishing at the badminton court in geylang has closed down.
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